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101. (hist) Adaawx as the record of land and title [3,665 bytes]
102. (hist) Youth and Future Generations [3,665 bytes]
103. (hist) House Authority Within Clan and Nation Structures [3,658 bytes]
104. (hist) Wilp Membership [3,651 bytes]
105. (hist) Respectful coexistence with band and municipal systems [3,622 bytes]
106. (hist) MAPS & PLACE NAMES [3,615 bytes]
107. (hist) Governance Guided by Adaawx [3,610 bytes]
108. (hist) Application across all Tsm’syen territories [3,582 bytes]
109. (hist) Continuity Through Correct Teaching and Example [3,564 bytes]
110. (hist) Stories as Records of Rights and Boundaries [3,547 bytes]
111. (hist) Public accountability and witness [3,544 bytes]
112. (hist) Responsibilities of youth in learning Ayaawx [3,534 bytes]
113. (hist) Relationships between tribes and clan groupings [3,525 bytes]
114. (hist) Seeking recognition without surrendering Ayaawx [3,520 bytes]
115. (hist) Meaning and responsibilities of crests [3,513 bytes]
116. (hist) UNDRIP, Section 25, and International Law [3,504 bytes]
117. (hist) Limits of Sim’oogit Authority [3,487 bytes]
118. (hist) Guarding against fragmentation of Tsm’syen rights and responsibilities [3,478 bytes]
119. (hist) Lawful use and access [3,462 bytes]
120. (hist) Guidance to those who will continue this work [3,452 bytes]
121. (hist) Modern Violations and National Response [3,449 bytes]
122. (hist) A living collection of principles and rulings [3,436 bytes]
123. (hist) Adaawx as Legal History [3,430 bytes]
124. (hist) Crest Histories [3,410 bytes]
125. (hist) Ayaawx mandates for respectful relations with the environment [3,410 bytes]
126. (hist) Regular review and renewal through Elders and houses [3,404 bytes]
127. (hist) Tsm’syen National Assembly [3,388 bytes]
128. (hist) Adaawk as Legal Memory [3,385 bytes]
129. (hist) Traditional Blankets and Crests [3,369 bytes]
130. (hist) Variations Between Houses [3,363 bytes]
131. (hist) Names Connected to Land and Resources [3,363 bytes]
132. (hist) Crests and Symbolic Authority [3,344 bytes]
133. (hist) Implementation Across All Communities [3,343 bytes]
134. (hist) Authority of Elder women [3,321 bytes]
135. (hist) Why We Teach the Laws [3,273 bytes]
136. (hist) Selecting Leadership [3,272 bytes]
137. (hist) Types of Feasts [3,271 bytes]
138. (hist) Protection from external reinterpretation of Ayaawx [3,268 bytes]
139. (hist) Laxyuup — Lands of the Tsm’syen [3,259 bytes]
140. (hist) Witness Statements [3,219 bytes]
141. (hist) Rules of Conduct [3,217 bytes]
142. (hist) Methodology of Recording [3,216 bytes]
143. (hist) Oral law as binding law [3,211 bytes]
144. (hist) Hopes for* [3,165 bytes]
145. (hist) Competent Jurisdiction [3,159 bytes]
146. (hist) House Names, Crests, and Territorial Rights [3,156 bytes]
147. (hist) Ayaawx Laws and Legal Orders Index [3,156 bytes]
148. (hist) Authority Constrained by Ayaawx [3,109 bytes]
149. (hist) Jurisdictional responsibility [3,102 bytes]
150. (hist) Stewardship and Resource Law [3,101 bytes]